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One way to get a jump on next year’s trophy is to hunt for antlers shed by the bucks that survived last season. Shed hunting begins in earnest in March, when all bucks have finished dropping their antlers.

Shed hunting improves your trophy chances

Hunting whitetail deer throughout the Carolinas involves year-round scouting and preparation to truly have the opportunity to bag a trophy buck. […]

Fly-fishing expert Flip Pallot fished the Redbone Celebrity Tournament in Charleston last fall; he and the tournament will be featured on ESPN’s Saltwater Series show, which debuts later this month.

New ESPN show depicts tournament lifestyle

Jeff Dennis

Nothing beats being on the water, and for my money, the time to fish for inshore saltwater species is spring — when the fish “wake up” with the arrival of baitfish. […]

Sheep-wrecked

Jeff Burleson

As the seasons change, avid sportsman are confronted with challenges as they try to divide up their precious time in the outdoors. […]

Darrin Dawkins of Rock Hill changes tactics when he’s chasing turkeys on public hunting areas.

Early Birds? No Problem!

Jim Casada

At long last, after what seems an eternity of cabin fever, messy weather, and weeks my Grandpa Joe characterized as “a time when a man has the miseries,” the rites of spring arrive. […]

Fishermen who can follow the seasonal migration of crappie in a lake usually key on the backs of creeks as the spawn approaches, and they know how to find fish coming and going.

Slabs on the March

Bennett Kirkpatrick

Spring is in the air, and crappie are in the creeks getting ready to spawn or already bedding, making it an outstanding time to challenge Lake Murray’s 50,000 acres. […]

Currents

Same substance, new delivery style

Dan Kibler

If you have read South Carolina Sportsman very often over the past three years, you’ve probably noticed a bit of a change over recently. […]

Joel Richardson enjoys fishing the 60-degree water of Belews Lake during winter.

Try a hot-hole lake for late winter bass

Craig Holt

Joel Richardson, a bass pro and guide from Kernersville, doesn’t have to go to Florida during the winter to find warm-water bass habitat. […]

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DMF wants phone numbers of recreational saltwater fishing license holders

From News Reports

MOREHEAD CITY – Don’t be surprised if, come March, the person selling you a fishing license at the bait and tackle shop asks for your phone number – even if he hasn’t in the past.
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Wildlife Commission sets fishing informational meeting in Greenville

From News Reports

RALEIGH — Anglers interested in learning more about freshwater fisheries management and research being conducted on rivers in eastern North Carolina are invited to attend a public meeting at River Park North in Greenville on March 3.

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